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    Theoretical Analysis of Spike-Timing-Dependent Plasticity Learning with Memristive Devices

    Several recent works, described in chapters of the present series, have shown that memristive devices can naturally emulate variations of the biological spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) learning rule a...

    Damien Querlioz, Olivier Bichler in Advances in Neuromorphic Hardware Exploiti… (2017)

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    AETHER: Self-Adaptive Networked Entities: Autonomous Computing Elements for Future Pervasive Applications and Technologies

    The ÆTHER project has laid the foundation of a complete new framework for designing and programming computing resources that live in changing ­environments and need to re-configure their objectives in a dynami...

    Christian Gamrat, Jean-Marc Philippe, Chris Jesshope in Reconfigurable Computing (2011)

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    A Self-reconfigurable FPGA-Based Platform for Prototy** Future Pervasive Systems

    The progress in hardware technologies lead to the possibility to embed more and more computing power in portable, low-power and low-cost electronic systems. Currently almost any everyday device such as cell ph...

    Jean-Marc Philippe, Benoît Tain in Evolvable Systems: From Biology to Hardware (2010)

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    An Evaluation of Dynamic Partial Reconfiguration for Signal and Image Processing in Professional Electronics Applications

    Signal and image processing applications require a lot of computing resources. For low-volume applications like in professional electronics applications, FPGA are used in combination with DSP and GPP in order ...

    Philippe Manet, Daniel Maufroid, Leonardo Tosi in EURASIP Journal on Embedded Systems (2009)

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    Functional Model of Carbon Nanotube Programmable Resistors for Hybrid Nano/CMOS Circuit Design

    Hybrid Nano (e.g. Nanotube and Nanowire) /CMOS circuits combine both the advantages of Nano-devices and CMOS technologies; they have thus become the most promising candidates to relax the intrinsic drawbacks o...

    Weisheng Zhao, Guillaume Agnus, Vincent Derycke, Ariana Filoramo in Nano-Net (2009)

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    Self-Adaptive Networked Entities for Building Pervasive Computing Architectures

    This paper presents a framework for building and modeling a new-generation self-adaptive systems. The first part of the paper proposes an architecture of a self-adaptive networked entity that forms the basic e...

    Martin Danek, Jean-Marc Philippe in Evolvable Systems: From Biology to Hardware (2008)

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    Computer Architectures for Nanotechnology: Towards Nanocomputing

    Christian Gamrat in Nanoscience (2007)

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    The Semi-Parallel Architectures of Neuro-Computers

    A neurocomputer is a machine which is built to work along the principles of the dynamics of neuronal networks. Actually there exists two types of dynamical variables, the neuronal states and the network parame...

    Pierre Peretto, Robert Van Zurk, André Mougin, Christian Gamrat in Neurocomputing (1990)